US Capitol Hosts First-Ever Hindu-American Summit to Highlight Community Issues

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Category : International Published on: June 17 2023

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First ever Hindu-American Summit organised at US Capitol Hill, Washington on June 14. This was the first-ever Summit held for political engagement of Hindu-Americans.
The summit aims to highlight the concerns and issues faced by the Hindu community, seeking the attention and support of lawmakers.
About 130 Indian American leaders from all over the country -- Florida, New York, Boston, Texas, Chicago and California – representing 20 Hindu and Indian organisations have attended the US Capital for the event.
Along with other prominent personalities, the summit has been addressed by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

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US Capitol Hosts First-Ever Hindu-American Summit to Highlight Community Issues